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Download This Issue (PDF) 2 | Erie Reader | eriereader.com May 15, 2013 CONTENT May 15, 2013 FEATURE CULTURE 9 A celebrAtion 200 editors-in-chief: 7 the reAder eAter Brian Graham & Adam Welsh yeArs in the mAking The Smugglers' Wharf Reviewed managing editor: Ben Speggen The Perry 200 Grand Patriotic Parade contributing editor: 12 iF We Were yoU... Cory Vaillancourt NEWS AND NOTES Here’s what we would do contributors: Alex Bieler 4 UPFRONT 14 TO-do list Brennan Donnelly Erie Reader Downtown Debate Series Pre-Gathering at Chaffee's Party, Pen Ealain Always... Patsy Cline Matthew Flowers 5 street CORNER soAPboX Leslie McAllister 15 thriFt STORE shoPPing Rich McCarty Gerrymandering Districts Jay Stevens A Mecca for Eclectic Personalities Rebecca Styn 6 the WAy i see it Bryan Toy Women at Work, Redistricting 17 FASHION copy editor: The Street Fashionista 6 tech WATCH Alex Bieler 19 YOU oUght TO knoW Hackers Attack designer: Angie Seykora Burim Loshaj cover design: Mark Kosobucki Photographer: Matt Kleck Jessica Yochim interns: nity where good jobs drive a healthy debates we produce. You role is to Adam Kelly economy that nurtures all of the ar- question, and to think, and to listen, Ryan Maloney From the tistic, geographic, and human beauty and to vote for the person you think 32 W. Eighth St. #500 of The Gem City. has the best chance to keep Erie liv- Erie PA, 16501 We, the Erie Reader, are a com- able while still attracting others to [email protected] Editors munity institution that just hap- the wonderful environment that we pens to be media; thus, our role is to possess. The Erie Reader is Erie’s only free , n Monday, May 13, we Oliver Hazard Perry’s role in the provide Erieites the opportunity to Your role is also to actively engaged independent source for news, culture, and held the third install- Battle of Lake Erie and Erie’s role in hear those ideas, from organizations in the myriad conversations current- entertainment. The Erie Reader is a forum ment of the Erie Reader building his fleet that won the day, like the JES and Destination Erie, ly taking place about Erie’s future. for ideas and discussion, and seeks to drive Downtown Debate Se- the Perry 200 Parade is expected to as well as from those intrepid souls Your role is to research potential two-way communication with its readers. At ries. In case you missed it on WICU, draw upwards of 100,000 people; -- political candidates -- whose role changes underway, and to form an the Erie Reader, we endeavor to highlight the or on Facebook, or Twitter (#ERde- Alex Bieler’s cover story provides a would ultimately be to act on those opinion based on what you think best of Erie by providing in-depth, magazine- O bate) you can read all about it in this tantalizing taste of how it came to ideas. of those changes, and to share that style journalism that cuts to the heart of the issue’s “Upfront,” which was written be, and, importantly, what it is in- The debates, which featured Dem- opinion in the appropriate forums issues that matter to Erie. The Erie Reader live, without a net, during the debate tended to accomplish. ocrats Kathy Dahlkemper and Erie -- that is, with Destination Erie: A is published every other week at The Corry itself, just as we were going to print. The Perry 200 Commemoration County Executive Barry Grossman Regional Vision at PlanErieRegion. Journal, 28 W. South St., Corry, Pa. 16407. The But in a larger sense, these debates is not just parades and pageants, or in addition to Republicans Tom com, as well as all of your local me- Erie Reader is distributed at over 250 high -- which, this time, focused on the lectures and luncheons, because the Loftus and Don Tucci, are the most dia, including us here at the Reader foot-traffic locations in Pennsylvania from North East to Girard to Edinboro. The Erie primary election for the Erie Coun- JES is a community institution that important way we feel we can drive since we continually seek to drive a Reader is also available by mail subscription; ty Executive seat -- are really about happens to be a think tank; thus, its the discussions that will make Erie a two-way forum between us and you, one year (26 issues) for $49.99. 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Part of a two-year celebration in an affordable, beautiful, family- This is your role. out of a better, more fully-developed commemorating both Commodore friendly community -- a commu- Your role is to partake in these future. May 15, 2013 eriereader.com | Erie Reader | 3 UPFRONT NEws A Big Deal: County Executive Candidates Trade Jabs of the By: Cory Vaillancourt Weird By: Chuck Shepherd n Monday, May 13, we held the third Erie Reader Downtown Debate Series at the Frontiers of Parenting Jefferson Educational Society. The aribou Baby, a Brooklyn, N.Y., "eco-friendly Odebates focused on the race for the maternity, baby and lifestyle store," has re- Erie County Executive, and were, Ccently been hosting gatherings at which parents as Erie Reader Editor-in-Chief exchange tips on "elimination communication" Adam Welsh said in his opening -- the weaning of infants without benefit of remarks, “a big deal.” diapers (as reported in April by the New York Times). Parents watch for cues, such as a certain The Democrats "cry or grimace" that supposedly signals that the Just before 7 p.m. Democratic tot urgently needs to be hoisted onto a potty. challenger Kathy Dahlkemper and (Eventually, they say, the potty serves to cue County Executive Barry Grossman the baby.) Dealing with diapers is so unpleas- took their places on the stage and Yochim Jessica ant, they say, that cleaning an occasional mess began with their opening state- becomes tolerable. The little darlings' public ments. Kevin MacDowell (left) directs the flow between Barry appearances sometimes call for diapers, but can Dahlkemper went first, and led Grossman (center) and Kathy Dahlkemper (right). also be dealt with by taking the baby behind the by trying to answer the most-asked nearest tree. One parent even admitted, "I have question of the campaign: absolutely been at parties and witnessed people “Why?” they kept their pledge to run a positive campaign. gentleman from WRT [Principal Eric Tamu- putting their baby over the sink." Dahlkemper’s decision to challenge an incum- “Yes, I have,” she said, despite the eyebrow- lonis, who was invited by Destination Erie: A Can't Possibly Be True bent from her own party had a lot of people raising TV ad she ran attacking Grossman right Regional Vision to delivered a presentation at scratching their heads. out of the gate, blaming him for GE’s recent the Blasco Library Tuesday, April 23 regarding ashington, D.C.'s WRC-TV reported in “I love Erie County. I was born and raised decision to potentially fire almost 1,000 people. an Erie Bayfront master plan] was promoting the March that a woman from the Maryland Grossman, in a gentlemanly gesture, declined to way Baltimore flourished. Number one, we’re not suburbsW showed a reporter a traffic citation she hammer her on this point. Baltimore…we’re a poverty-stricken area.” had just received, ticketing her for driving in the On Monday, May 13, we At this point in the debate, Dahlkemper seemed Tucci went on to press for the development of left lane on Interstate 95 in Laurel while going to lose certain sections of the crowd’s interest. industry as a solution to poverty, and seemed to only 63 mph -- compared to the posted ("maxi- held the third Erie Reader Her message seemed muddy and undefined, suggest that the GAF site should revert to its for- mum") speed of 65.
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